Orlando Sanford is the secondary airport in Orlando Florida and is further from major attractions including Walt Disney World, Universal Studios and Seaworld than the main Orlando International Airport. Orlando Sanford International Airport is conveniently located within the Sanford city limits, in the northwestern section of Seminole County, just 15 miles northeast of Orlando, Florida.

When you arrive at the Orlando Sanford Airport, you will find the baggage claim service on the ground floor of the airport, conveniently located for all ground transportation, including airport car rental agencies, buses, taxis, and parking lots. The walking distances from the gates to the baggage claim area are short and there are lifts and lifts and escalators if required.

If you are not renting a car and planning to take a taxi to your ten destination, Yellow Cab Company is the only official taxi / taxi company based at the airport and is available without prior reservation.

There is a good variety of buses and coaches from the airport, and the Lynx bus operates a service to and from the airport. There is no train connection at the airport, but you can travel to downtown Orlando by bus, taxi, or limo from the airport to get to the Amtrak station.

If you depart from Orlando Sanford, the airport is divided into two terminals; Terminal A (International Departures), Terminal B (Domestic Departures). They are adjacent, so you can easily move from one to the other. Terminal A is on the upper level, which has elevators and escalators.

Parking is the most convenient with a pedestrian bridge linking it to the terminal building. Several options are offered, including economy parking and economy parking. Regular shuttle buses run to the terminal building if you park in the surface car parks.

There are many options for places to buy snacks and drinks at the Orlando Sanford Airport. Most of the outlets are in Terminal B, but if you want something hot to eat, head to the Food Court in Terminal A.